| | |  | | Home » Foogo, Sippy Cup, Pink Handle, 7 Oz. | | | | | | | Description: | | It's the sippy cup, reinvented! Check out the Foogo(r) from Thermos(r), featuring a kid-proof design that's virtually unbreakable. The soft spout is comfortable for tiny mouths to sip through, and the convenient side handles are easy for your little one to grasp. | | | Features: | |
• TherMax double wall vacuum insulation for maximum cold temperature retention, keeps beverages cold for up to 6 hours for cold contents only
• Spill proof valve prevents messes and is easy to clean; soft spout is easy and comfortable to sip
• Kid proof design unbreakable stainless steel interior and exterior withstands daily wear and tear
• Dishwasher safe; exterior stays condensation free
• Non-slip, scratch resistant base; 7 ounce capacity; weighs 11 ounces
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 5.3 inches | | Product Width:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.52 pounds | | Package Weight:
| 0.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 48 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 very destructible lidJan 12, 2008
By Molly Franklin
This sippy cup is great idea and great design. Unfortunately, if your toddler chews on the spout very much at all (and what toddler doesn't have the urge to chew on something nice and soft in her mouth?), you will soon have a hole and eventually the entire top of the spout will be in two pieces. And there are apparently no replacement parts. Bummer. Otherwise, it's fabulous, but with a broken spout, pretty unusable.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 my daughter likes itJan 02, 2008
By C. Pierre
"Mom of 2"
UPDATE:
So after using this cup for 3 weeks now, I have to admit that it leaks SOMETIMES! When first reassembled after washing, the cup does not leak ... even when vigorously shaken upside down! Once my daughter drinks out of it .... one of three scenarios has happened:
1) the cup still does not leak when vigorously shaken upside down
OR
2) the cup leaks a few drops before stopping even when shaken (I think this is liquid that is left in the spout after already passing through the valve)
OR
3) the cup leaks when shaken.
I have not quite figured out yet why it leaks sometimes and not other times. Anyway, my daughter still loves this sippy and I will keep using it since she is usually in the highchair when drinking.
As for assembling the cup ... it has become much easier, and it works best if I pull (and wiggle) the spout through the lid instead of pushing the spout through the lid from the inside.
ORIGINAL REVIEW:
I don't think this cup is as bad as other reviewers rated it. Yes, it does have some design issues (and maybe Thermos is "listening"), e.g it is really difficult to reassemble and you need to align the spout (purple) exactly into the lid (pink) or the sippy does not close right (I assume that's why other say it leaks). But if assembled correctly this sippy does not leak. Another plus is that it is made of durable stainless steel, therefore BPA-free and healthier than other plastic sippies. If this means that I have to put a little bit more effort into reassembling it, so be it. The only issue I have with this sippy is that i don't see how much my daughter is drinking, but that is expected of a stainless steel cup.
I also own the BornFree Training Cup (not the BornFree Drinking Cup!), but my 6 month old daughter prefers the Foogo. Personally I don't really like the spout of the BornFree Training Cup because there is not much difference between the spout and a bottle nipple ... they both have a y-cut (so what's the point of transitioning to a cup?) and the valve is not directly attached to the inside of the spout (guess that's why they need the leak-proof y-cut ... also why their Drinking Cup leaks).
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
A 4-piece lid???Jun 06, 2008
By Willow Ostler
I have only used this cup once, and it leaked. Probably this is due to not assembling all the parts to the lid correctly, as other reviewers have noted. But come on! There are 4 different parts to the lid!! Who designed this? The fact that this cup is safe and BPA-free does NOT make up for such poor design.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
I have lost my patience!Feb 24, 2009
By L. BERQUIST
I bought this cup for my son to avoid using harmful plastic. He was 10 months old, took a sip from the cup, threw it on our kitchen floor, and the handle busted off! I emailed Thermos, and after many other emails, they finally sent me a replacement cup. Now my son is 20 months old. He seems to use the cup really well. However, the cup leaks like crazy! He thinks it is really funny to shake the cup upside down to watch the milk squirt out. It leaks from the top and the bottom of the lid. I have finally lost my patience this morning when I discovered my son's diaper bag full of milk that had leaked out of his cup! I had visions of throwing it out of the car window! What a big pain from such an expensive sippy cup!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Smelly, leaky. lots of parts.May 01, 2008
By Y.G.
I purchased two of these cups for my daughter after discovering that all of our other cups were made of polycarbonate. We were looking for an alternative that does not leach BPA into her beverages.
I found these on Amazon, and decided to give them a try.
They look great. Nice and shiny, clean looking. They do weigh a lot because they are insulated and because of this they do not hold a lot of liquid either. I have to refill these cups about once an hour, sometimes more during warm weather. So if you're looking for something to hold you over during a longer trip, look elsewhere.
My other BIG complaint is that they stink. Somehow liquid gets underneath the lip at the top where the plastic lid begins and you can not get it out. I've handwashed, put it in the dishwasher, soaked it, taken a nipple brush to it- nothing works. The nipple brush helped, it brought out a bunch of dark, smelly mold like liquid-y stuff but apparently did not get it all.
My other smaller complain is the number of pieces to this cup, which can easily be lost or possibly torn and they too discolor. But when you reassemble all those pieces, nine times out of ten, the cup leaks. You can correct it but it is a bit frustrating.
I have not tried any other cups, but I would steer clear of these stainless steel cups.
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